- Fenix A320 – Adjustments Made for Compatibility with inFlight
- Due to the unique throttle programming in the Fenix A320, we have made specific adjustments to the settings to ensure full compatibility and seamless functionality with inFlight.
Notice: Currently experiencing an outage with Azure speech service (Experimental Service 1). We are working on the issue.
See v1.0.0.10.
Tweaked: Adjusted notifications to convey a more professional demeanor compared to casual dialogue.
Bug Fixes: Made minor bug fixes and enhancements.
1. Problem (Fixed v1.0.0.5):
Changing Flight Attendant Accent cause language change instead.
2. Problem (Fixed v1.0.0.5):
Changing Pilot Accent causes no sounds to play.
Please attempt to close the inFlight client and restart it. Press ‘Ctrl-Alt-Del’ to access the task manager, and verify that the inFlight client is not running in the background processes list. If it’s listed there, select the inFlight task and choose ‘End task.’ Afterwards, relaunch the inFlight client. It should seamlessly detect whether it starts before the simulator or if MSFS 2020 is already running.
Right click on system tray inFlight icon and select “New Flight”.
inFlight pulls the Airline and Flight Number from the Airplane Selection dialogs prior to a flight. Make sure to set your preferred Airline and Flight Number.
Yes, even if you do not use MSFS flight setup screen to select a destination airport and cruising altitude, you can still set these via the “Flight Details” button on the inFlight Status screen.
If Experimental Feature 2 does not work even after acquiring an OpenAI key, you must connect a payment method. Due to the cost of OpenAI voices, we are unable to offer these voices included in the paid subscription while still keeping the cost of the inFlight subscription reasonable. Therefore separately paying for these OpenAI voices are relatively cheap on an individual basis depending on how much you fly.